The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-12 00:00:00

~`' 11 , , . .• • . . , . i r.e.nrable Bpronet was with regard to the obtaining at ,• an early period of the inquiry of the modes of op :',l ' propriattOn. The'other alterations in. his Amend 11' ment were - .crude with the view to facilitate the at !ii 4, taloa - lent of the, Hon. Baroners,own ohjea. With - '4 C resit to the remission of the forfeiture incurred by the Hon. Catain, it was . a subjeety totally uncon nected. with the l)roits of the Admiralty. The ,condua of the Hon. Captain, although it was a breach of law, had been virtually recognised by the .1 ti -f , IV • 1 lc,. II MAILS. ARRIVID...I Dublin. Due Gottenburgh, a Waterford THE SUN. 80404 . QUIS DlCRitt tALSUM AUDEtAT L 0 IV 7 3 Q 1V , FRIDAY, FEB WARY 12, 18C`.4.. Sir qts)/P. Aortass has expressed an anxious desire that the whole tratisaaion referred to last night may undrg,o a. complete ihvestigation,, and he has de fied hii enemies to prove-anything injurious to his chariaer; we shalL, therefore, do what, we are as.' stared the.manly disposition of Znglis . hmen in.gene rat will induce them all-to do, give him full credit. for itmobatiee 'till there shall be found satisfaaory th NAVAL PORTSMOUTH, FEL t I.—Arrived yesterday t Porhnahm Brig, Capt. CH* MBERS, with a French Lugger Privateer, which she captured off Havre and the Whiting Schooner, Lieut. J. ORINEY, from the Downs. Ako arrived this day the Centurion, of 50 guns' La Franchise Frigate, Capt. DAs lIWOOD, and Lin- th ) ! 4 `; ' E tst Lithe Conipany ; ana therefore, ris the law in- I ix rrancniyu 1: 1 %a 1.., s'"r" --- -- " - ~. , ) We this morning received some more American Proof that he is guilty. I . 1-• - - le, fringed WM a law entr6,ted for the express purpose of i .—..........—. • net Cutter Brig, Lieut. TREACY, with a convoy 1 1. P guarding their monopoly, it had been thought pro- Papers, from which we have - made the following THE charge 'which was so confidently brought ~ • i 1 • per to remit the forfeiture. / Extraas : -.• ' • against the Admiralty, for not having provisioned Canton, ----, - Wita.raaasosr, C eres , DUNSFORD, k 0 .111'. AD,4111, while he agreed with the Hon. WASHINGTON, DEG. 31.—The Bill Supplement- ,l.• ' : 1 Sir R. STRACEIAN's Squadron, and which we thought from the Downs ; a mong which are the Ocean , 13sronct that it was most essential to get at the fads, ary to the : Aet, laying an Embargo, containing some had been finally abandoned, from its obvious f- l a was. of opiniou that that could not be done SO well . ase N for -' . ; , • • regulations for carrying it more effeelually into exe- Dave! Scott, LOCKE, and Exeter, MORRETO • D n ors z,J etshire, Bitows, Alnwick Castle, , ,pii by his Motion as by the Amendment, with the ex- hood, has been again brought forward, upon the 1.•, ',. ceotirei that he thought the Amendment ought un-! cution, was discussed in the House of Representa- - , -, antlitirit ' ilf yof a letter from P mouth . y there was Union , 1,- ,' ;? ritief,tionably to include the application of the Droits. Indiamen, Colliers, and Coasters ; also the . 1 . China, with a number of outward-bound tivcs . this day, when, about one o'clock, on the Mo- '. 1 . y ' Ile was clearly of opinida that the subject sodden- • any truth in these contemptible fabrications from TUCKlift, from Wat erf o .1 : t , tam of Mr. RaNnor,PLI, it was postponed. tally stated to-night ought to be closely investigated; 1 Plymouth, why has not Sir RICHARDes famished „ • !• il but ha agreed with the Ili . glit Hoe. Gentleman op. Mr. RANDO LPII then rose for the purpose of ' ,Sqeadron made its appearance long ago in sonic port y .:f posite, that it had nothing to do with the Droits of sannah, THOMAS, for Waterford. making a Motion, and giving information to the i Sailed the L'ni , on, BAOWN, for Dublin ; and Su of England or Ireland, to either of which•the wind the Admiralty. The property.of the Crown tinder House, The Mediterranean Convoy did not sail yesterday . which lie had just . received. .This was a :, has (unfortunately for the gallant Admiral) been ai- ,•l; di-cassion had never been touched by any Ad of Parliinient. In 1760, the first year of his Majesty's duty which he owed not only to himself, but to ;most invariably favourable, and unfavourable for his with the Leonidas Frigate, as reported. reign, his• Majesty had given up certain Revenues the enlightened and independent Freeholders who- _ ' ' f • . pursuit: his perseyerance ih following, and hisaetually - FALMOUTH, FEB. 9. Sailed the following :; , . for the Civil List **pointed by Aa of Parliament.— a , c Ili a seat n this floor, and to the country : • • Iwthat Aa the ReNenues were enumerated : but this g s -` in R , , havilig followed the Enemy, is a sufficient ikply to and its Plymouth Agents. Packets with Mails, viz. the' Princess Mary, Capt. ! 1 , was not ow of then). Twice his Alajesty had sub- at large. Within a few days information had been 1 the malignant fabrications of a despairing Faaion Pococit, for New york ; Ifirlsingham, Capt, Ito' . - nakted large sums 'lvan this fund to be disposed of at put into his possession, of a nature and on a sul.) , ..itBEETS, for Gibraltar and Malta; and Prince Ernest, ,'- ft the disetetion of Ptirliament—a million in 1795, and je& which he deemed it . proper for the coustituted : , ,1 1, , . another million in 1806. In both instances Partin- Cwt. PATRIE, for Barbadoes and Jamaica. f. i l authority to inquire into. Had this information _Yesterday, about half past twelve o'clock, her raent had thanked his M.ljesty, and had thereby Sailed aiso the American Ship Garshant, CsAt' l " ' i f MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES ar6ved at St. James's i• - • ~ sanaioned his right of coot roul. come earlier into his Possession, he should not till Palace, where s Drawing-room waa llekl. DLER, for Boston ; Sidney, CitissELL, for Malta; , :1 , Sir C. PPLE -disapproved of both the original now have delayed giving ,it publicity. He would Motion and tine Amendment, end proposed a Mo- The following were among the presentations to London Packet, Hosiuss, and the Funny, IliTottiN s, . 1 l• ' 1 60n of his. own, by which the Gross Proceeds and first state certain fads, and those faEt; would be the tier MAJESTY : Sir W. H. Holmes, on coming to his Title ; Miss Ridell, for London. • , Net Proceeds were required to be stated in distina •g round of his Motion, on which' he should offer no , by Lady Cecilia Johnson ,• Lady Elizabeth Cuff ; Mrs. M. --.... columns,. &c. ; alluchog to the delay in the distribu- argument. Mr. R. then read the following doeu- Hoare, upon her marriage ; Colonel Ponsonhy ,• Lady Glen- ;f I bervie, on being appointed Mistress of the Robes to the RAMSGATE, FEB. 11..- ' The Lord Nelson East IP': , . • ' 0 . titan of Prize-money, he instanced an Officer who had rece' •e _ ol la ,t MA ' his share:of Prize-mone , , ,menu : - Princess of Wales ; Sir H. V. Darrel, on his return from d 1 India • Lad . Caroline Lambe; .Mr. Pelham, on his m ar. i, man, f ro m the River, in passing 13roadstairi, g ) r ..